@sdetweil
In the previous version with ‘request’ I used JSON.parse() and got the same results.
The module works, but I didn’t know for sure if I used the correct approach.

@sdetweil
That I don’t understand.
Is this a problem? What would be better?

@sdetweil
As far as I can see this works the correct way.
Do you agree?

@sdetweil

I kept on searching and think I’ve found it.
I didn’t use JSON.parse(), but simply put it in the result

    this.sendSocketNotification('MPT_RESULT', result.data.timings);

It works, but I hope this is the right way.

@sdetweil

Oké, made a start.
Changed my node_helper.js to:

/*
//-------------------------------------------
MMM-MyPrayerTimes
Copyright (C) 2019 - H. Tilburgs
MIT License
//-------------------------------------------
*/

const NodeHelper = require('node_helper');

module.exports = NodeHelper.create({

  start: function() {
          console.log("Starting node_helper for: " + this.name);
  },

 getMPT: function(url) {
        // Make a GET request using the Fetch API
        fetch(url)
        .then(response => {
        if (!response.ok) {
          throw new Error('Network response was not ok');
        }
        return response.json();
    })
    .then(result => {
    // Process the retrieved user data
    console.log(result);
    this.sendSocketNotification('MPT_RESULT', result);
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error('Error:', error);
  });
},


  socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
            if (notification === 'GET_MPT') {
            this.getMPT(payload);
            }
  }
});

In the console I see the data:

[2024-06-24 21:39:44.867] [LOG]   {
  code: 200,
  status: 'OK',
  data: {
    timings: {
      Fajr: '03:08',
      Sunrise: '05:21',
      Dhuhr: '13:40',
      Asr: '18:03',
      Sunset: '21:59',
      Maghrib: '21:59',
      Isha: '00:04',
      Imsak: '02:58',
      Midnight: '01:40',
      Firstthird: '00:26',
      Lastthird: '02:54'
    },
    date: {
      readable: '24 Jun 2024',
      timestamp: '1719257984',
      hijri: [Object],
      gregorian: [Object]
    },
    meta: {
      latitude: 51.48167,
      longitude: 5.66111,
      timezone: 'Europe/Amsterdam',
      method: [Object],
      latitudeAdjustmentMethod: 'ANGLE_BASED',
      midnightMode: 'STANDARD',
      school: 'STANDARD',
      offset: [Object]
    }
  }
} 

Only 1 problem, times are not displayed in de module

I know it has something to do with

var result = JSON.parse(body).data.timings;               // 

but I’m having troubles with this.
When I replace body with result, I get an error.
I’ve been looking for a solution for a few days now, but no result.

Some help is appreciated ;-)

As we all know, the Nodejs module “request” is deprecated.
I like to rewrite my node_helper.js module so request is not used anymore. Instead the Nodejs module “got” will be used.

Module: https://github.com/htilburgs/MMM-MyPrayerTimes

Can someone help me on my way?
I’m not a developer and just do it for fun.

@sdetweil Yes! This works. Thanks

@MMRIZE I’ve tried, but no luck

@sdetweil thanks Sam for the extra explanation.

@MMRIZE
I didn’t see it either in the documentation, my mistake. Thanks for the quick reply and fix. I’ll try when I’m at home.

@MMRIZE
I know this, but I like to have 2 instances running.
1 Calendar on the left and 1 MiniMonth on the right.
On this way the CSS wil override the Calendar part of both parts.

Is there a way to only show MiniMonthCalendar and no calendars? I would like to run 2 instances of MMM-CalendarExt3 Agenda

1. only show MiniMonthCalendar
2. only show Calendar (no problem)

@htilburgs said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda:

Is there a way to hide (not show) Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, etc. and just show the day and date?

Found it:
in custom.css change

.CX3A .relativeDay {
display: none;
}

Is there a way to hide (not show) Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, etc. and just show the day and date?

@sdetweil @karsten13

Message from MMM-OnSpotify.

Its now fixed in V3.1.0, both the icon color change (now the helper css classes are loaded on a separated file), 
and the clock translation error (locale settings were getting overwritten by the module instance of the moment library).

Installed the update and problem solved.
Thanks for helping!

@sdetweil tried everything as told in the readme, but no luck. Currently disabled that module.

@karsten13 @sdetweil
So, restored ‘old’ version and update MM. No problem, only MMM-MyCalendar causes to stop MM. Disable MMM-MyCalendar and everything works fine. But…

When I update MMM-OnSpotify, than the complete MM is in English instead of Dutch. Also the colors of the Icons in the Calendar Module change from Red to default.
When I disable MMM-OnSpotify, than everything turns to normal (Dutch language and Red Icons in Calendar).

Strange thing, now I’ve to look why MMM-OnSpotify causes this issue.

@karsten13 @sdetweil
I have a backup from 1 week ago so I first go back to that backup (previous version of MM), update again and see what happens. Everything started when MMM- MyCalandar stopped because of ‘fetch’ change and I didn’t realize that it wasn’t a problem from PiOS or MM.

@sdetweil first manual, after that your script.

After the update to 2.25 everything is in English.
My config.js is not changed.

let config = {
        address : '0.0.0.0',
        port: 8080,
        basepath: "/",
        ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", "::ffff:192.168.1.1/120", "192.168.1.1/24"],
        language: "nl",
        timeFormat: 24,
        units: "metric",

Anybody an idea??